It is material scarcity that makes life a transaction. Two girls who also live in a dilapidated community in Naples, Elena is beautiful and has no self. All her life trajectories are to follow, envy and compare to Lila; Lila, smarter, is poorer than Elena , to see the essence of life clearly, to walk the path of his choice firmly and difficultly, to struggle under the weight of his father, brother (patriarchy) and poverty but never bow his head, tenacious like a stone. Lila wanted to go Elena's way, but the shackles of poverty caught her throat. She knew that she would never be able to go Lila's way. She pinned her hopes on Elena. She knew what she was choosing and rejecting, and doing what was worthwhile. Rebellion; Elena lives all for a shadow, in order to compare with Lila, to get rid of the monster, she will fall in love with someone casually, and then give up immediately, and the Nino she really loves is actually a coward. They once wanted to see the sea. I thought the sea symbolized the escape from poverty. That was the yearning of all the residents of the dilapidated community in Naples. Elena finally had the opportunity to live on the sea. . Everyone wants to escape from their "neighborhood". Lila chose the path of marriage. At the end of the film, she saw the truth, and her own intelligence could not escape the fate of becoming a deal in this poor community. Poverty is like after sunset The night was shrouded in darkness from all directions. It is said that the opening of the second part writes that Lila's first night almost became a rape. "Women living in poverty are a kind of sin." Someone said in a film review that for the marriage of women who cannot be independent, it can be described by Li Ao's words. It is very similar to the underworld, and those who do not join don't know its darkness. , once you join, you don't dare to tell the truth, and you can't save your life when you escape, so how dare you talk more. Is it because poverty makes life a kind of transaction? Maybe the essence of life is a kind of transaction.
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